For many Latinos in the United States, living with diabetes is a part of daily life. However, when this condition begins to cause serious complications—such as vision loss, kidney problems, or painful neuropathy—working becomes nearly impossible. If this is your situation, it’s important to know: you may be entitled to receive Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits. If you qualify, you would receive monthly Disability (SSDI) payments.

By itself, diabetes (Type 1 or Type 2) does not always qualify as a disability under Social Security rules. However, when the disease causes serious and long-lasting complications, you can be eligible for monthly Disability (SSDI) payments. The attorneys at Casa de Justicia will help with your first application or your appeal if you’ve been denied. Call us at 1 800 840 4040, and in just ten minutes we can tell you if you qualify.

If your health prevents you from working, you don’t have to face this struggle alone. These monthly Disability (SSDI) payments can help you maintain stability while you take care of yourself. Casa de Justicia helps you at no cost out of pocket for you. Call us now for free at 1 800 840 4040.